William Shakespeare Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACCDBBE| Not if men's tongues and angels' all in one | A |
| Spake might the word be said that might speak Thee | B |
| Streams winds woods flowers fields mountains yea the sea | B |
| What power is in them all to praise the sun | A |
| His praise is this he can be praised of none | A |
| Man woman child praise God for him but he | B |
| Exults not to be worshipped but to be | B |
| He is and being beholds his work well done | A |
| All joy all glory all sorrow all strength all mirth | C |
| Are his without him day were night on earth | C |
| Time knows not his from time's own period | D |
| All lutes all harps all viols all flutes all lyres | B |
| Fall dumb before him ere one string suspires | B |
| All stars are angels but the sun is God | E |
Algernon Charles Swinburne
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